Saudi Arabia is monitoring the situation, while several Lebanese politicians still continue trading accusations over the Saudi decision to halt the $4 billion aid to the Lebanese security forces. In a dramatic turn of events, however, Lebanese Justice Minister Ashraf Rifi resigned from the cabinet on Sunday, saying that the Hezbollah terrorist group is harming Beirutâ??s relations with Arab countries. â??The Kingdom is keeping an eye on the situation, but it is too early to draw conclusions,â?* said Ali Awad Asiri, Saudi ambassador to Leba**n, in a statement released to Ashraq Al-Awsat.
02-22-2016, 12:30 PM
Disgust grows over Hezbollah’s ploys
Saudi Arabia is monitoring the situation, while several Lebanese politicians still continue trading accusations over the Saudi decision to halt the $4 billion aid to the Lebanese security forces. In a dramatic turn of events, however, Lebanese Justice Minister Ashraf Rifi resigned from the cabinet on Sunday, saying that the Hezbollah terrorist group is harming Beirutâ??s relations with Arab countries. â??The Kingdom is keeping an eye on the situation, but it is too early to draw conclusions,â?* said Ali Awad Asiri, Saudi ambassador to Leba**n, in a statement released to Ashraq Al-Awsat.
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